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\[E(t)=\frac{ 13500 }{ t+1 }\] \[L(t)=\frac{ 4500t+250 }{ t+1}\]
At what time does the lake reach its maximum volume? What is the maximum volume of the lake?
E(t) represents rate at which water entered the lake. L(t) represents rate at which water leaves the lake.
Since E(t) and L(t) are rates, I said E(t) - L(t) = 0
Thus E(t) = L(t) when t=2.944
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amount of water at any instant in the lake = E(t)-L(t) =|dw:1364749725651:dw| now differentiate the above and set it equal to zero and find t
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